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What CASP Does

CASP is dedicated to welcoming and supporting asylum seekers in Southern Vermont, ensuring they have access to safety, stability, and the resources needed to rebuild their lives.
We assist individuals in applying for work permits, provide trainings to educate and inform, and navigating the asylum process.

4 Ways to Support CASP Today!

Supporting the Community Asylum Seekers Project (CASP) means standing alongside families as they rebuild their lives with dignity, stability, and access to essential resources. Through compassionate community support, CASP empowers asylum seekers to transition from crisis to independence and long-term success.

Community support is the foundation of CASP’s ability to serve asylum-seeking families with housing assistance, resources, and advocacy. Ready to turn compassion into action?

Join our mission and learn how to help today!

The Heart of CASP

Voices Like Willow’s

Continue to Shape Our Community

"I know that I want to build bridges and not walls. I want diversity in my community. I want all my community members to be held in a shining net of mutual care and aid. I wish to live in a community where people migrating from somewhere else are welcomed with generosity, respectful curiosity, empathy, and openness. I believe we have enough space and resources to accommodate each other."

Willow’s Words Reflect the Heart of Our Mission

You can help carry on the legacy of care and welcome she expressed.

Latest News & Upcoming Events

Arts Marathon Update

The Midway Gallery for the April Arts Marathon is now LIVE! This is an opportunity to get a taste of what all the amazing creatives are up to as they produce work for the marathon. In the gallery you will find photographs, music videos, still lives, sketches, paintings-oils, pastels, watercolors, collages, quilts, creations of wood,...Continue reading

CASP Community News

We Would like to let you know about a fundraiser that is being conducted by our community partners, Vermont Legal Aid (VLA) and the Vermont Asylum Support Program (VAAP). VAAP and VLA provide immigration legal services to a number of CASP clients and are in the process of expanding services in Southern Vermont. They currently...Continue reading

National News Resources

If you're looking for additional information about immigration issues at the national level, please check out the following resources & links: AILA- American Immigration Lawyers Association- www.aila.org AIC- American Immigration Council - www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org NILC- National Immigration Law Center- www.nilc.org ASAP- Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project- asaptogether.org CWS- Church World Service- Daily State of Play-cwsglobal.orgContinue reading

Thank You Scott!

CASP would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Scott Aronowitz for all of his hard work and dedication on behalf of CASP clients as a case manager for over a year. His contributions have played an important role in supporting our mission and strengthening our community efforts. Scott’s commitment, time, and energy have not...Continue reading

Get In Touch With CASP

Send Us An Email

Send us an email and we’ll get back to you shortly.

info@caspvt.org

Give Us A Call

Reach out by phone and we’d be happy to assist.

(802)-689-1160

Volunteer

Join our team at CASP full of dedicated volunteers. We need interpreters, drivers, mentors, and helping hands.            

Donate

Your donation directly supports emergency housing, legal fees, and basic needs for asylum seekers.

Resources

Please click the button below for a list of social services and legal resources.

Get Help

If you've checked out our Resources page and still have questions, please contact us.